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Noun: scamp  skamp
Usage: informal
  1. One who is playfully mischievous
    "The young scamp was always getting into harmless trouble";
    - imp, monkey, rascal, rapscallion, scalawag [N. Amer], scallywag, scallawag
Verb: scamp  skamp
Usage: rare
  1. (music) perform hastily and carelessly
    "The pianist scamped through the difficult passage"

Derived forms: scamped, scamps, scamping

Type of: child, do, execute, kid [informal], kiddie [informal], kiddy [informal], minor, nestling [informal], nipper [informal], perform, shaver [informal], small fry [informal], tiddler [Brit, informal], tike [informal], tyke [informal], wean [UK, Ireland, dialect], youngster

Encyclopedia: Scamp